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Need a Speaker for an Upcoming Event? Consider the District 26 Toastmasters Speakers Bureau! What is the District 26 Speakers Bureau? The Bureau consists of active Toastmasters members who wish to offer quality presentations and education to the general public while also showcasing and promoting the benefits of the Toastmasters program. How do I book a speaker? If you see a good fit for your situation, please contact the speaker directly. All arrangements are coordinated between you and the speaker. Click Name to See Available Speakers John Barksdale, ATM-S Dealing with life ~ Inspiration ~ Managing change Beth Boaz, DTM Importance of humor ~ Presentation tips Nancy Brooks, CTM Wyoming history with humor Sharon Breay, ATM-G Ergonomics ~ Enhancing workspace Steve Chase, ATM-S Humorous & Entertaining, Health - Long-Term Care, Finance and Money - Saving Thomas Christopher, ATM-B Public Speaking, Communication in Writing Martin Cobb, ATM-B Leadership, Sales, Customer Service, Motivation Hugh Curley, DTM Motivation - Discovering Your Talent, Business - Sales, Leadership, Self-development, Achieving Your Goals, Family - Marriage Marty Dickinson, ATM-B Internet Strategy ~ Self-Publishing Karen Dimmick Communication skills for business Elizabeth Frick, Ph.D., AC-S Communication in Writing Susan Grattino, DTM Marketing Preston Hickman, CTM Goal setting ~ Dating ~ Leadership ~ Speaking tips Angela Libby Jankousky, DTM Leadership ~ Alzheimer's ~ Optimism Dirk Kittredge, ATM-S Disaster recovery ~ Organization ~ Learning ~ Creativity Kirk McCrimmon Planning ~ Time management Chris Mortenson, ATM-B Communication, Body Language, Public Speaking, Education/training Janet Reese, ATM-S Pulic relations ~ Survival ~ Health and Fitness Cindy Rold, CTM Adversity ~ Overcoming setbacks ~ Business Dennis Ryan, ATM-B Business, Management, Leadership, Goal Setting Nick Samoylov, AC-S Colorado, Quantum Everyday, Business, Americans and Russians, Leadership, Parentship, Creativity, Wellness and Financial Freedom, Storytelling, Motivational, Entertaining Carl Thornton Communication ~ Challenge Susan Thayer, Pre-CTM Business - Marketing, Sales Karen VanCleve Motivation - Goal Setting, Business - Management, Leadership - In Workplace, Health - Stress, Personal Effectiveness, Leadership, Communication - Body Language, Business - Relationships S. C. Visentin, ATM-S Health, Diet, Long-term Care, Weight Loss, Business Glen Winkel, Ph.D., CTM Medical advancements ~ Stress management ~ Children health Will bureau members speak for free? Because Toastmasters International is a nonprofit organization, our bureau participants cannot receive payment for serices provided while representing Toastmasters International. Therefore, all speech topics found on these pages will be offered free of charge in the specific format they've been posted. For example, if a member posts that they will give a 30-minute talk for free about computer security, don't expect that they'll accept your request to give a full-day workshop on the topic...for free. Can I pay a bureau member for a more extensive engagement? Several of our bureau members are high performance professional speakers and offer fee-based presentations, workshops, and seminars as part of their business. To be a member of this bureau, each participant must agree to offer free services as a Toastmasters representative. If a member offers paid presentations, we have provided a link in our detail pages to their personal or company web sites. You are welcome to visit those web sites and hire a speaker as you wish; but please note that if you hire a speaker for a paid performance, they cannot be introduced or acknowledged as a "representative" of Toastmasters and that all coordination, liabilities and responsibilities are between you and the speaker. Can I make a donation to Toastmasters? Yes, donations and honorariums are welcome as a result of a bureau member's performance and can be addressed to District 26 Toastmasters. Do bureau members offer services other than speeches? Many participating speakers are not only available to present their topical speeches, but serve as masters of ceremonies or keynote speakers, speech contest judges, class reunion conductors, parade announcers, or facilitators or participants of any "offbeat" programs. |
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